Researcher in Control Theory & Robotics
I build optimal, safety-critical controllers for multi-robot systems. At Ibaraki University (Japan), my research focuses on enabling teams of robots to collaborate effectively through distributed and robust optimal control strategies in real-time. Through my blog id: 'about.aboutMe.descriptionContinued', message: '(Japan), my research focuses on enabling teams of robots to collaborate effectively through distributed and robust optimal control strategies in real-time. Through my blog', description: 'About Me description part 2' Notebook, I share knowledge and insights on robotics, control theory, programming, and personal growth.
Mechanical Systems Engineering
Ibaraki University
April 2024 β March 2026Mechanical Systems Engineering
Ibaraki University
April 2020 β March 2024SICE FES, 2024
This work considers the problem of time-varying formation tracking control of second-order multi-agent systems under disturbances. A distributed robust time-varying formation control law is proposed including distributed finite-time estimators of the leader states and sliding mode time-varying formation controllers.
"Stoic in hardship, humble in success."
"η₯δΉθ δΈε¦ε₯½δΉθ οΌε₯½δΉθ δΈε¦ζ¨δΉθ γ" β Confucius
This philosophy forms the cornerstone of my approach to both research and life. I believe that pursuing meaningful work demands the perseverance to face challenging, long-term problems, as well as the humility to continuously learn from new insights and to collaborate openly and effectively with others.
I'm always open to discussing research opportunities, collaboration, or connecting with fellow enthusiasts in robotics and control systems.